Phyllis Said:

What are some tangible skills?

We Answered:

I know you said 2nd language, but I would like to add interpreter for the deaf.
Sales is a skill too. We may not like it, but manipulating a sale is definitely a skill. And so is fund raising, which is a form of sales.
Farming should be broken up into crops and animal husbandry.
Erosion control. This is definitely a skill that can prevent disasters like floods. Sedimentation buildup in streams and ponds is a real problem where erosion isn't considered before disturbing land.
Rug making - by hand as in latch hook, or on a weaving machine.
Acting
Candle making.
Sports - not everyone can leap over a man's head like I saw on the play offs last week.
Teaching - yes it takes skill. Especially the skill of inspiration.
Speaking of inspiration, how about public speaking.
Designing - clothing, gardens, homes, and business (industrial design is quite complicated).
You said CDL, but what about other driving skills - like high speed competition driving (NASCAR) or delivery driving like pizza.
What about medical, dental, and chiropractic skills? I wouldn't want an unskilled person trying to take my blood or fix my teeth. These things aren't just training. Imagine a surgeon with a shaky hand.
Good work.

Sherri Said:

yg application written in english?

We Answered:

well yu can i guess
bt the thing is no 1 hardly ever speaks
english nor read it rlly
so itd be bet if u
wrote watever u wantd to write and go to like a website
korean dictionary sumthn like that
and transform the english to that language
and then copy and paste
ull get more views that way to
hope it works out for you ["goodluck"]

Kathleen Said:

How do say say "Dear Sir, or Madame" in JAPANESE?

We Answered:

There are some words for Dear Sir/Madam but the most common ones are
??(haikei) and ??(kinkei).

?? is used in a general/formal letter.
When you begin your letter with ??, you should end it with ??(keigu).

?? is used in a polite/very formal letter.
When you begin your letter with ??, you should end it with ??(kingen).

Reference:
http://japanese.about.com/library/weekly…

Dorothy Said:

What's the standard form for regular leave application in English?

We Answered:

I would like to book my holidays from...... to.......
Or
I would like to have ...... and ...... off.
Yours wasn't bad either, perfectly fine English!
Have a good time off!